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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1936)
HrEDVORD MATL TRTBTjyK rEPFORT). OBEGOy, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1936. PAGE THIRTEEN LOCAL and Prom Trail D. E. Hutch in-m r ' Tmll was tr&iuactins buxinMt 2 caning on inenas nere yesterday, . J Gates Back 0. E. Gates returned f by train this morning from Portland, T wnero no maao a anon Dusiness visit, i f Here Today Mr. James Johnson of Applegato was calling on friends 4 and transacting business here today. . Grey North Herb Grey, advertls- Ing manager of the Mall Tribune, left this morning for Portland to at' ;-i tend a business meeting. To Los Angeles Mrs. George Huber Is expected to leave for the south by train tonight, her destination being Los Angeles. b 1 i Attend Meeting Gene Smith and fcjlls Unlnger, both of Ashland, were , in Medford Wednesday evening to at tend a business meeting. Jr ... i. Here Yesterday Among out-of. I town visitors here yesterday were Miss k Irene Wehrll and Homer Bluings, both Ol Asmaoa. 4 - . , n From Central Point Mrs. William & Foley and young sou were making J business and friendly visits in Med ford yesterday. t Visits Bister Mabel Woolfolk was ' among Medford callers In Ashland Wednesday, visiting at the home of p her sister, Mrs. Arthur Cooper. From AsWand Mrs. H. L. DeAr-cv-mond and two daughters, Ardls and Lovette of Ashland were calling on . -k friends and shopping here yesterday. j: Schencks Return Mr. and Mrs. A Orln Schenck returned this morning ? from Roseburg. Mr. Schenck trans acted business In Salem Thursday. Here for Winter Mrs. Mary Leabo 1 and son Plennle of the Rogue Elk district recently arrived to make their "tDme in this city during the winter W months. J," Clegg Sooth Lieut. Wm. B. Clegg Jj i will leave this weekend for Sacra ! mento, Cal., where he Is to Join his i; family, who have been visiting there :y They will then drive east to Illinois for a vacation visit. Grants Pass Visitor Mrs. E. P. Bureau of Grants Pass was visiting ' here Tuesday, calling at the home of Mrs. C. O. Wheelock. Mr. Bureau was called here for Jury duty. Undergoes Operation Nick Greene, young son of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Greene, underwent an operation for removal of his appendix last night at the Community hospital. Agent Here C. E. Turner, traveling freight and passenger agent for the , Missouri -Kansas-Texas lines, trans 'acted business here yesterday, having T ,f come from Portland headquarters. v To Make Home Here Mr and Mrs. K Claude Payton of Shady Cove recently ' movea to tms city to maxe tneir V home. They have resided at Shady . Cove for several years. 'V- Chopping Here Among out-of-town Jjfreldents calling on friends and shop- ptng here yesterday were Mrs. Hal- leek Ball of Eagle Point and Mrs. B. L. McGraw. Married Here Byron Leabo of Trail and Mrs. Josephine Casey of Butte $ Palls were married In this city Sat ft urday, October 3, It has been- an V( aounced. '3 Rehearsal Scheduled Members cf the Jackson county teachers' chorus are requested to be present for the regular rehearsal tomorrow morning J at 10 o'clock In the courthouse audi torium. Confcra litre A. E. Schrader. trav eling passenger agent for the Amer ican Mall Line and the Dollar steam ship lines, arrived this morning from bis Portland office to confer with local representatives. i . Musical Program A special mus- leal program la being arranged for Bunday morning services at the Pres jkjbyterlan church. Among features will , "be a vocal solo by Harvey Fields, Jr., ' and a vocal duet by Catherine Wendt I and Jean McAllister. Special choir numbers will also be part of the pro gram. Mrs. H. B. Marsh la organist for the choir. NOW FIRST I I LANGE MOTOR CAR 38 NORTH RIVERSIDE PERSONAL Here Wednesday Ashland resi dents calling In Medford this week Included Mrs. Paul Taylor and Mrs. Lillian Schotleld, who transacted bus iness here Wednesday. Naumes Returns J. p. Naumes. In charge of the car-lot sales division of Pacific Fruit and Produce com pany, returned last night from Port land where he had been for several days on business. . Forfeit Ball h. P. jacobsen, ar rested Wednesday nlpht- ,v i-itw m. lice on a charge of being drunk In a puDiio pjace, xorielted 110 ball yes terday when he failed to appear In city court. . Recovering at Hospital Mrs. o. 0. Corum of 324 North Front street, who underwent a major operation at the Sacred Heart hnsnltAl ivr.1 rfi ago. la reported by hospital attaches w do recovering nicely. Word of Death Word has been re ceived here of the death of Mrs. Em ma Hayne recently In the St. Angus hospital in Fresno, Cal. sho la known In the valley, having made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Mae Mark of Talent, a few year, ago. Mrs. Mcrrltt In Hospital The con dition of Mrs. J. w. Merrltt. whj underwentt a major operation at the community nospitai yesterday morn ing, la reported bv hospital attend ants to be unimproved. She Is al lowed no visitors. Returns from South Mm. Adrlanna Steward returned here Thursdav after a ten days' buying trip during which sue seiecieu i an ana winter apparel In Portland and San Franctco. New merchandise Is be ins received d&iiv for Adrlenne's stores In Medford an4 urants Pass, Mrs. Steward stated. Still Canning. Ppnr. Th. omnia. River Valley Canning company plant on South Front street Is still can ning Bartlett pears, the fruit having been held in cold .tamcra iinn, thn mlddle'of August, when pftnnlnn nn. eratlona began. About 300 tons of me iruit was stored. The 'season la exDecteri to end In Hnnths, n.aab ac cording to Ralph Bouttelle, manager. we pear season nas Den SO good that only part of one day has been devoted to the canning of tomatoes. It was stated. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9. (API The crew of the freighter Obtoan. wedged on the beach near Seal Rocks was removed by coast guard surf boats today while hundreds of spec tators watched the rescue. Only licensed officers and two cooks were left on the stricken vessel, pinioned amidships by a Jagged rock. The powerful coast guard boat ap proached the Ohloan through heavy seas to remove the sailors and their baggage. George E. Wilcox, chief engineer of the freighter, was suffering severe ly from rhoumatlsm and was taken to a hospital. Salvage operations were to start In attempta to save the vessel's 1,500-ton cargo before the craft Is pounded to pieces by heavy waves. Reliable Fall Food Sale Opens Saturday Free Ladlno cheese sandwiches and coffee will be served all .lay tomor row at Holloway'a Sellable grocery, marking the opening of then annual fall canned foods sale. Attractive prices have been marked on Royal Club canned .'oods, especially lu dozen and case lots, which makea this sale doubly Important in the face of rising prices due to the fruit and vegetable shortage this fall, ac cording to W. A. Holloway. Factory representatives will be there Saturday with special demon strations and canned foods will be opened for Inspection and sampling. Closing tune for Too Late to Clas sify Ads la 1:30 p. m. Kf MSPLAY SHOWING OF THE The Finest and Mot Beautiful Low Priced Car Produced in America Coming to Rialto Sunday wjjimuivji lR'T----------s"1 V One grand bolt of laughter and hilarity in the form of "Kelly the Second," featuring Patsy .'elly, Char lie Chase, "Big Boy" Williams and Pert Kelton. plays as the double fea ture with "Satan Met a Lady." star ring Bette Davis and Warren Wllllnm. AT DALLES MEETING THE DALLES, Oct. 9. (API Dis tinguished speakers in medicine, sur gery and the allied sciences addressed scores of Oregon doctors here at the opening of the 62nd annual conven tion of the State Medical society. The attendance was expected to reach 200 before the sessions close Saturday. Discussions of new types of non nauseating anaesthesia, treatment of lymphatic afflictions and a warning against alkallnea when stomach ulcers are suspected wer unong the high lights of the first-day program. Dr. Joseph Tamura, University of Cincinnati, presented information on a serum developed for the treatment of lymphogranuloma tnqulnale, a lymphatic malady. Dr. George Pesjie . Portl and told delegates of intra-venoui Injections of pen to thai -sodium had proved val uable In anaesthl sizing patients up to ten minutes for minor operations and the treatment of fractures Dr. Edmund Berger satd the self treatment of alkaline for stomach disorders was dangerous when there was a possibility of ulcers. Closing tlm for Too Late to Clas sify Ads is 1:30 p. m. NEW tl'- I DANCE 1 l2biBLA C k'm A TlER8 " I . Y yyJ fSl( EAGLES HALL with Florence Rico William Gargan I I Fa m JVK TONIGHT , """"" I? SsjSJ'jH, ' Ml"" nnU "ls Doiiton' Filjo ' rftff 1 3 feSl starts SS7fflB WAe, SUNDAY yfj Hurry! It Ends Tonight? - wJlTlTJIlSSll UiHAl Mr- Deeds Goes to Mf '.lillLy 1 1 iilTf " r rr"rlr n, Town for the Best . WeSLrSayl 7 Jff3SPR Lking Ga' in China Friday, Saturday XkT' S 1 P5 Oct. 14 tO 17, InC. SATURDAY ONLY I V I SRttnPrwSAI 'SSlJ , Show, 1-3. 6:45-B 1 S'YALt!. )f- jA Ktf WestSidePharmacy ' f 134 West Main. Phone 775 ggcUH THRIL Sfi . j v3 Qary ooper " tbat if CO. j WrSSl numii'!J.f i.i AJufnmnM coming to the Rialto theater for a three -day run Sunday. "Satan Met a Lady" Is a picture of unusual Interest, containing thrills, laughter, love. Intrigue and baffling mystery. It Is based on the novel by Dnshlel Hnmmett (author of "Thin Man.") P.-T.A. ITIONAL MEi Contributed A corps of erstwhile busy house wives and mothers who have gener ously pledged a portion of their time to child betterment will sally forth next week on the annual P.-T, A. drive. A courteous and friendly reception to these workers as they call at the different homes will lighten tl.e task and greatly encourage these women who are working for an organization which stands for better educational, health and moral conditions for all children. The scope of the Parent-Teacher association covers the United States Hawaii and Alaska. Over this vast territory scores of P.-T. A. units -labor for these objects: To promote child welfare in the home, school, church and community; to raise the standards of home life; to secure ade quate laws for the care and protec tion of children; to bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may co operate intelligently In the training of children. To develop between educator and the general public such a united ef fort as will secure for every child the highest advantages In physical, mental, moral and spiritual educa tion. What parent would not be proud I i SffT!W----ro:Tl Plunging into the perU, jMffiL (KIR I 'lShk intrigue and fierce excite- I; ment of WRr-torn moi-'m: WF- TAiSilSIT em China . .. , all for the , 'matogW I I' in love of the Orient's most I? j SUNDAY MONDAY 1 1 I JH"T"Tll K 1 "General Died at .7 SisAc' a The first motion picture . sinew "Shanghai Express" that has caught the excitement and mysterious force of modern, war-torn China, brinss Gary Cooper and Madeleine Carroll In "The General Died At Dawn" to the craterlan theater Sunday. Aklm Tamlroff plays the part of the Ori ental war lord who tries to trap the reckless soldier of fortune by settlnp to place his or her name on the membership list of an organisation so high In principle? SONS AND FROSH PLAY !N G. PASS TONIGHT Q RANTS PASS. Oct. fl ,AP With a runaway victory over the Col- lege of Pacific at Newberg undor T, v a l 6:45-0:00 I II """"" Positively I . Positivoly I Ends Tomorrow Nightl pyflfllQ Dawn" Coming 4 TK 4r ttv 4 a beautiful lndy on his tTtdl. AloO in tho cast are wllltam Prawley, Dud ley Dlgges, Porter Hall and J. M Kerrigan. A fast-moving story of advenure. intrigue and romance, the film once again presents Cooper in the sort of reckless characterization . that has made him ono of the foremost favor ites of movie-goers. their belts, the Southern Oregon Nor mal school of Ashland attempta to night to stave off an attack by the University of Oregon frosh, lo&ors last week by ono point to the Monmouth Normal-school. Coach Jean Eberhort of the SONS has kept half a dozen klckera busy practicing booting goals. He placed extra emphasis on tries for points because last year his charges lost to the Ducklings by the margin of a placeklck after touchdown. Closing time for Tom Late to Clas sify Arts Is 1:30 p. m. SI Mats ...JSC Hi I tiTCS . . . SSf III Kiddles loo til Man of Action " 3 Charles Starrett, Hollvu'ood's new est man of action, comrs to the Roxv theater tomorrow onlv In '"Mvsterl oua Avenger.'" daring tulo of tho far. far west In the days when men were men and women were . . . women t Episode 4 of the serial "The Roaring West." starring Buck Junes, Is also on the same hill. L FILLS MANY NEEDS The now Victor publlo speaking amplifier which will be used at the Roseburg-Medford football game to morrow afternoon for the first time. Is not a stationery unit to be used only for the broadcasting of ath letic events, but Is a portable speaker originally purchased to reproduce sound pictures In he school auditor ium. It was revealed today by C. G. Smith, principal of the Medford high school. The amplifier will mnko possible the use of sound films In tho reg - Show, 1:00-3: 1.1 0:411-0:18 HEME 3 Today and 2 BIG MAJOR HITS! warn Your favorite author ' jJ'B. a-llllllllIK lltO IIIO ments or me itougn und their famous Jan Juan 111111 rWTWI 1 Utlfih VI t,. l'Ha DOUGLASS DUMBRILIE .J"1 l8UINN WILLIAMS A HEW KIND OF A THRILLER III A NEW KIND OF SETTING! A rohberjr of a hundred year, a o . . U awnkrnrd with In llm fotili of thU mumli-rln-natiirnl pnrkl mM-O r i I f YmwJTom .THE GREAT GEYSER MURDER M7STERY HENRV HUNTER JUDITH BARRETT ALAH HALE RALPH MORGAN ANDY DEVINE MONROE OWSLEY Starts SUNDAY BIG DOUBLE BILL! BETTE DAVIS J Pat-y Kelly Charlie Chase Plus . "Satan Met ft Lady" m Warren William "Kelly The Second ular course of study at the school, with educational plctur to be shown from time to tlmf, Smith said. Tho talking pictures will not be for amusement alone, nut will f 11 a def inite need In the school curlcula. Broadcasts at the footbal' and basketball games, In pep rallys and other student functions ls made pos sible by a plug -In device that allows the usb of a microphone exclusive of the regular sound 'rack for picture work. When the new Senior high school was built In 1931 a projection room was Installed In the rear of the big auditorium with -he Intention of later putting In sound equipment. The securing of che Victor unit ls the latest step towards the comple tion or a modern tittle t neat re to b used in school work, principal Smith pointed out. .'losing time for Too Late to Clas slfv Ads Is 1 :30 p. m. DANCE SAT. NITE ORIENTAL GARDENS Bud Dynge's Band Rube's Old Timers ' In the Small Hulil 2 HALLS ONE ADMISSION Dance atthe Oasis Steve Whipple and his Music Moken SATURDAY NIGHT I Mat . . 25c I Etc, . . SHO I Kldlllei . 10c I Saturday! C brings to lliriliuimiio uiu- itiuers . battle at l JACK HOLT -fin Zane Grey's Mi a ii Plus Feature No. 2! 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